Bullet collecting robot, bullet collecting device thereof and shooting game system

ABSTRACT

A bullet collecting robot comprises a bullet collecting device, a travel driving mechanism, and a controller. The bullet collecting device comprises a collection bin including a bullet accommodating cavity and a collection opening in communication with the bullet accommodating cavity, a friction roller provided at the collection opening, and a collection driving member connected with the friction roller. The travel driving mechanism is configured to drive the bullet collecting device to move. The controller is connected in communication with the collection driving member and the travel driving mechanism, and is configured to control the collection driving member and the travel driving mechanism.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This is a continuation application of International Application No.PCT/CN2014/088027, filed on Sep. 30, 2014, the entire contents of whichare incorporated herein by reference.

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TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to a robot, and more particularly to abullet collecting robot and a bullet collecting device thereof, as wellas a shooting game system utilizing the bullet collecting robot.

BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT DISCLOSURE

During a shooting robot dual meet, a shooting robot would use twodifferent types of bullets, in which one is a flash bullet with adiameter of 17 mm and a weight of 5 g, while another is a golf ballshell with a diameter of 42.64 mm and a weight of 45.93 g. Before thegame starts, both sides may each have about 500-400 flash bullets and 30golf ball shells; during the game, both sides may fire bullets to eachother; after the game finished, flash bullets and golf ball shells mayspread all over the field. After the game, flash bullets and golf ballshells may be recycled manually. The flash bullets and golf ball shellsmay continue to be used next time after being recycled from the field.

However, the foregoing manner of collecting bullets is a manualcollection, which may require humans to pick up bullets by hands and maybe relatively inconvenient.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT DISCLOSURE

In view of this, the present disclosure to provide a bullet collectingdevice which may collect bullets automatically in a convenient way.

According to an aspect of the present disclosure, a bullet collectingdevice is provided. The bullet collecting device may comprise acollection bin provided with a bullet accommodating cavity and acollection opening in communication with the bullet accommodatingcavity, wherein an inner wall of the collection opening is provided witha collection surface for rolling of bullets. The bullet collectingdevice may also comprise a friction roller provided at the collectionopening and capable of rotating freely, wherein a rotation shaft of thefriction roller may be disposed opposite to and spaced from thecollection surface, such that a preset gap exists between a peripheralsurface of the friction roller and the collection surface. The bulletcollecting device may further comprise a collection driving memberconnected with the friction roller and configured to drive the frictionroller to rotate about the rotation shaft.

In some embodiments, when the bullets are located outside of thefriction roller, the friction roller may rotate such that the bulletsmay be caught into the collection opening from the preset gap and rollinto the bullet accommodating cavity along the collection surface.

Compared to a traditional technique, the foregoing bullet collectingdevice may have at least the following advantages:

(1) The foregoing bullet collecting device may drive the friction rollerto rotate through the collection driving member, and the bullets may becaught by the friction roller into the collection opening from thepreset gap and roll into the bullet accommodating cavity along thecollection surface, thereby making it easy for collecting the bullets onthe ground.

(2) The foregoing bullet collecting device may allow, by use of thefriction roller, the bullets to be caught into the collection openingfrom the preset gap and to roll into the bullet accommodating cavityalong the collection surface, whereas other objects with a particlediameter less than the preset gap between the peripheral surface of thefriction roller and the collection surface would leak from thecollection opening automatically. For example, sundries on the groundwith a particle diameter less than the preset gap may not be caught intothe collection bin by the friction roller; thus the bullet collectingdevice may be able to collect bullets selectively.

In some embodiments, the friction roller may comprise an inner tube anda sponge sleeve that may be fixedly sleeved on the inner tube.

In some embodiments, the inner tube may be a carbon fiber tube.

In some embodiments, the collection driving member may be a brushlessmotor, and a rotor of the brushless motor may be received within anopening end of the inner tube and fixedly connected with the opening endof the inner tube, such that the inner tube may rotate along with therotor of the brushless motor.

In some embodiments, the friction roller may comprise a stationary shaftand a rubber roller that may be fixedly sleeved on the stationary shaft.Alternatively, the friction roller may comprise a rubber roller and twostationary shafts that may be fixed on two ends of the rubber rollerrespectively and disposed coaxially with the rubber roller.

In some embodiments, the collection driving member may be a brush motor,and a driving shaft of the brush motor may be coaxially and fixedlyconnected with the stationary shaft.

In some embodiments, the collection surface may be a rising slopesurface through which the bullets may roll into the bullet accommodatingcavity.

In some embodiments, the slope surface may be a flat surface or anarc-shaped surface.

In some embodiments, the collection bin may comprise a baseplate, twoside plates, an upper cover and a protective shield, wherein the uppercover may be disposed opposite to the baseplate, and one end of theupper cover may be connected with one end of the baseplate, while theother end of the upper cover may be connected with the protectiveshield, and the two side plates may be disposed opposite to and spacedfrom each other and fixedly connected with the baseplate and twoopposite sides of the protective shield, respectively. The protectiveshield and an end of the baseplate that is distal from the upper covertogether form the collection opening. The collection surface may beprovided on the baseplate.

In some embodiments, the one end of the upper cover may be detachablyconnected with the one end of the baseplate, while the other end may berotatably connected with the protective shield.

In some embodiments, two collection driving members may be provided,which may be fixed on the two side plates respectively and drive twoends of the friction roller respectively.

In some embodiments, the collection bin may be a rounded shell structurewith a plurality of collection openings disposed around the periphery ofthe collection bin, and there may be a plurality of friction rollersdisposed corresponding to the plurality of collection openingsrespectively.

In some embodiments, there may be a plurality of collection drivingmembers, each of which may drive two adjacent friction rollers to rotatesimultaneously by a transmission mechanism.

In some embodiments, the transmission mechanism may comprise at leastone of the followings: a worm gear and worm transmission mechanism, ahelical gear set transmission mechanism and a belt transmissionmechanism.

In some embodiments, the device may further comprise a bulletclassifying mechanism configured to separate different types of bullets,wherein the bullet classifying mechanism may be mounted within thecollection bin.

In some embodiments, the bullet classifying mechanism may comprise apartition plate mounted at the entrance of the bullet accommodatingcavity, and the partition plate may be provided with a hollowed-outfilter groove thereon.

In some embodiments, there may be a plurality of filter grooves, each ofwhich may be a long and narrow groove.

In some embodiments, the partition plate may be disposed obliquely,allowing the bullets which could not pass through the filter groove toroll along the partition plate under their own gravity.

In some embodiments, one end of the partition plate close to theentrance of the bullet accommodating cavity may be provided with abending portion so as to form a V-shaped limiting rib, and the bulletsmay climb over the limiting rib to get into the area where the filtergroove is located.

In some embodiments, the bullet classifying mechanism may comprise amain pipe and a plurality of branch pipes, wherein the main pipe may beprovided with a channel therein with a V-shaped cross section, and theplurality of branch pipes may be in communication with the main pipe andcorrespond to different widths of the main pipe respectively, and thebullets of different sizes may roll along areas with different widths inthe channel of the main pipe.

According to another aspect of the present disclosure, a bulletcollecting robot is provided. The bullet collecting robot may comprise abullet collecting device as discussed above. The bullet collecting robotmay also comprise a travel driving mechanism configured to drive thebullet collecting device to move. The bullet collecting robot mayadditionally comprise a controller connected in communication with thecollection driving member and the travel driving mechanism andconfigured to control the collection driving member and the traveldriving mechanism.

In some embodiments, the travel driving mechanism may comprise twodifferential driving wheel components, wherein the two differentialdriving wheel components may be disposed opposite to and spaced fromeach other and provided on two opposite sides of a bottom of thecollection bin respectively.

In some embodiments, each of the differential driving wheel componentsmay comprise a traveling wheel, a wheel axle and a chassis motor,wherein the chassis motor may be fixedly connected with the travelingwheel through the wheel axle and drive the traveling wheel to rotate.

In some embodiments, each of the differential driving wheel componentsmay further comprise a motor base that may be a U-shaped structure withtwo support arms. The wheel axle may drivably pass through one of thesupport arms of the motor base, while the chassis motor may be fixedlyconnected with the other support arm of the motor base. A driving shaftof the chassis motor may rotatably pass through the other support arm ofthe motor base and be fixedly connected with the wheel axle; a bottom ofthe motor base may be fixedly connected with the bottom of thecollection bin.

In some embodiments, each of the differential driving wheel componentsmay further comprise a coupling, which may comprise an upper housingportion with an upper mounting groove and a lower housing portion with alower mounting groove, wherein the upper housing portion may bedetachably spliced with the lower housing portion, and the uppermounting groove and the lower mounting groove may together form aconnecting axle hole, within which an end of the wheel axle and thedriving shaft of the chassis motor may be fixed.

In some embodiments, the connecting axle hole may be a stepped hole, andthe stepped hole may comprise a large hole portion and a small holeportion in communication with the large hole portion. At least one ofthe upper housing portion and the lower housing portion may be providedwith a pin hole thereon in communication with the large hole portion,and an end of the wheel axle which may be inserted into the large holeportion of the connecting axle hole may be provided with a fixing hole.The fixing hole may correspond to the pin hole and is configured for alimiting pin to pass through.

In some embodiments, each of the differential driving wheel componentsmay further comprise a bearing mounted within a through-hole providedfor the wheel axle to pass through on one of the support arms of themotor base, wherein the wheel axle may pass through the bearing.

In some embodiments, the travel driving mechanism may further comprisetwo universal wheels, and the two universal wheels may be disposedopposite to and spaced from each other and mounted on the bottom of thecollection bin.

In some embodiments, the two differential driving wheel components maybe provided at the front of the bottom of the collection bin, while thetwo universal wheels may be provided at the back of the bottom of thecollection bin, so as to form a forward drive traveling mechanism.

In some embodiments, the travel driving mechanism may further comprisetwo guiding wheels, and the two guiding wheels may be disposed oppositeto and spaced from each other and may be mounted at the front of thebottom of the collection bin, and the two differential driving wheelcomponents may be provided at the back of the bottom of the collectionbin, so as to form a backward drive traveling mechanism.

In some embodiments, the travel driving mechanism may be a four-wheelomni-directional chassis mechanism or a three-wheel omni-directionalchassis mechanism.

In some embodiments, the bullet collecting robot may further comprise abullet supply device connected in communication with the controller, andconfigured to output the bullets within the bullet accommodating cavity.

In some embodiments, the bullet supply device may comprise a supplymotor, a rotary disk and a output track. In one embodiment, the supplymotor drives the rotary disk to rotate, and the rotary disk is providedwith a push plate radially extending along the rotary disk. In oneembodiment, one end of the output track may extend out of the collectionbin and the other end of the output track may be joined with an edge ofthe rotary disk, and the output track may be provided with a slide slotfor rolling of the bullets;

In some embodiments, the push plate may push the bullets on the rotarydisk along with a rotation of the rotory disk, allowing the bullets tobe pushed into the slide slot of the output track, and the bullets mayroll outside of the collection bin along the slide slot under the forceof their own gravity.

In some embodiments, the bottom of the bullet accommodating cavity maybe provided with a valve mechanism for rolling out of the bullets, andthe bullet supply device may comprise a supply driving device and aplurality of bullet cartridges. The supply driving device may comprise adriving cylinder and a push rod fixedly connected with a retractable rodof the driving cylinder and configured to push the bullet cartridges;the bullet cartridges may be mounted below the bullet accommodatingcavity, and when one of the bullet cartridges is filled with bullets,the supply driving device may push the bullet cartridge filled withbullets out of the collection bin and push an empty bullet cartridgejust below the valve mechanism.

In some embodiments, the bullet collecting robot may further comprise awireless transmission device connected in communication with thecontroller, wherein the controller may accept a request signal forbullet supply from an external device to be supplied and transmit asignal of being ready for bullet supply via the wireless transmissiondevice.

According to yet another aspect of the present disclosure, a shootinggame system is provided. The shooting game system may comprise at leastone of the foregoing bullet collecting robot. The shooting game systemmay also comprise a plurality of remotely controlled chariots capable offiring bullets, the plurality of remotely controlled chariots beingdivided into two sides involved in the game;

In some embodiments, the bullet collecting robot may be capable of beingjoined automatically with the remotely controlled chariot to be suppliedand providing bullet supply.

In some embodiments, there may be a plurality of bullet collectingrobots which may be divided into two teams providing bullet supply forthe remotely controlled chariots of both sides respectively; a remotelycontrolled chariot may transmit a request signal for bullet supplyautomatically when the number of its current remaining bullets is lessthan a preset number of bullets;

In some embodiments, when a bullet collecting robot receives the requestsignal for bullet supply from the remotely controlled chariot of its ownside, it may automatically follow the remotely controlled chariot aroundto provide bullet supply.

In some embodiments, the bullet collecting robot may move within apreset bullet supply area and provide bullet supply for the remotelycontrolled chariots which enter into the bullet supply area.

According to a further aspect of the present disclosure, a bulletcollecting robot is provided. The bullet collecting robot may comprise abullet collecting device configured to collect bullets. The bulletcollecting robot may also comprise a travel driving mechanism configuredto drive the bullet collecting device to move. The travel drivingmechanism may comprise two differential driving wheel components,wherein the two differential driving wheel components may be disposedopposite to and spaced from each other and provided on two oppositesides of a bottom of the bullet collecting device respectively.

In some embodiments, each of the differential driving wheel componentsmay comprise a traveling wheel, a wheel axle and a chassis motor,wherein the chassis motor may be fixedly connected with the travelingwheel through the wheel axle and drives the traveling wheel to rotate.

In some embodiments, each of the differential driving wheel componentsmay further comprise a motor base that may be a U-shaped structure withtwo support arms. The wheel axle may drivably pass through one of thesupport arms of the motor base, while the chassis motor may be fixedlyconnected with the other support arm of the motor base. A driving shaftof the chassis motor may rotatably pass through the other support arm ofthe motor base and be fixedly connected with the wheel axle; a bottom ofthe motor base may be fixedly connected with the bottom of the bulletcollecting device.

In some embodiments, each of the differential driving wheel componentsmay further comprise a coupling, which may comprise an upper housingportion with an upper mounting groove and a lower housing portion with alower mounting groove, wherein the upper housing portion may bedetachably spliced with the lower housing portion, and the uppermounting groove and the lower mounting groove may together form aconnecting axle hole, within which an end of the wheel axle and thedriving shaft of the chassis motor may be fixed.

In some embodiments, the connecting axle hole may be a stepped hole, andthe stepped hole may comprise a large hole portion and a small holeportion in communication with the large hole portion, wherein at leastone of the upper housing portion and the lower housing portion may beprovided with a pin hole thereon in communication with the large holeportion, and an end of the wheel axle which may be inserted into thelarge hole portion of the connecting axle hole may be provided with afixing hole. The fixing hole may correspond to the pin hole and isconfigured for a limiting pin to pass through.

In some embodiments, each of the differential driving wheel componentsmay further comprise a bearing mounted within a through-hole providedfor the wheel axle to pass through on one of the support arms of themotor base, wherein the wheel axle may pass through the bearing.

In some embodiments, the travel driving mechanism may further comprisetwo universal wheels, wherein the two universal wheels may be disposedopposite to and spaced from each other and mounted on the bottom of thebullet collecting device.

In some embodiments, the two differential driving wheel components maybe provided at the front of the bottom of the bullet collecting device,while the two universal wheels may be provided at the back of the bottomof the bullet collecting device, so as to form a forward drive travelingmechanism.

In some embodiments, the travel driving mechanism may further comprisetwo guiding wheels, wherein the two guiding wheels may be disposedopposite to and spaced from each other and mounted at the front of thebottom of the bullet collecting device, and the two differential drivingwheel components may be provided at the back of the bottom of the bulletcollecting device, so as to form a backward drive traveling mechanism.

In some embodiments, the bullet collecting robot may further comprise abullet supply device which may be configured to output the bulletswithin the bullet accommodating cavity.

In some embodiments, the bullet supply device may comprise a supplymotor, a rotary disk and a output track, wherein the supply motor drivesthe rotary disk to rotate, and the rotary disk is provided with a pushplate radially extending along the rotary disk. In some embodiments, oneend of the output track may extend out of the bullet collecting deviceand the other end of the output track may be joined with an edge of therotary disk, and the output track may be provided with a slide slot forrolling of the bullets;

In some embodiments, the push plate may push the bullets on the rotarydisk along with a rotation of the rotory disk, allowing the bullets tobe pushed into the slide slot of the output track, and the bullets mayroll outside of the bullet collecting device along the slide slot underthe force of their own gravity.

In some embodiments, the bottom of the bullet accommodating cavity maybe provided with a valve mechanism for rolling out of the bullets, andthe bullet supply device may comprise a supply driving device and aplurality of bullet cartridges, wherein the supply driving device maycomprise a driving cylinder and a push rod fixedly connected with aretractable rod of the driving cylinder and configured to push thebullet cartridges; the bullet cartridges may be mounted below the bulletaccommodating cavity, and when one of the bullet cartridges is filledwith bullets, the supply driving device may push the bullet cartridgefilled with bullets out of the bullet collecting device and push anempty bullet cartridge just below the valve mechanism.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a principle diagram of a bullet collecting robot according toan embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a structure diagram of the bullet collecting robot shown inFIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a structure diagram of the bullet collecting robot shown inFIG. 2 without an upper cover, a protective shield and one of sideplates;

FIG. 4 is a structure diagram of the bullet collecting robot shown inFIG. 2 without the side plates;

FIG. 5 is an exploded view of the bullet collecting robot shown in FIG.2;

FIG. 6 is an exploded view from another perspective of the bulletcollecting robot shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 7 is a structure diagram of a collection driving member fitted witha rolling wheel of the bullet collecting robot shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 8 is a cross sectional view taken along a line VIII-VIII in FIG. 7;

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the collection driving member fittedwith the rolling wheel shown in FIG. 7;

FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a travel driving mechanism of thebullet collecting robot shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 11 is a cross sectional view taken along a line XI-XI in FIG. 10;

FIG. 12 is an exploded view of the travel driving mechanism shown inFIG. 10;

FIG. 13 is an exploded view from another perspective of the traveldriving mechanism shown in FIG. 10;

FIG. 14 is a top view of a partition plate of the bullet collectingrobot shown in FIG. 2; and

FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram of a shooting game system according to anembodiment of the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PRESENT DISCLOSURE

The technical solutions of the present disclosure will be describedclearly and completely below in combination with the drawings in theembodiments of the present disclosure. It should be apparent thatembodiments described herein are only a part rather than all of theembodiments of the present disclosure. All other embodiments obtained bythose having ordinary skills in the art on the basis of the embodimentsof the present disclosure without any inventive efforts should fallwithin the protection scope of the present disclosure.

It is explained that, when a component is referred to be “fixed on”another component, it may be directly on another component or there maybe an intermediate component therebetween. When a component isconsidered to be “connected with” another component, it may be directlyconnected with another component or there may be an intermediatecomponent simultaneously. Terms such as “vertical,” “horizontal,”“left,” “right,” and the like used herein are merely for illustrativepurposes.

Unless otherwise defined, all the technical and scientific terms usedherein have the same meaning as those skilled in the technical fieldthat the present disclosure belongs to can understand generally. Theterms used herein in the specification of the present disclosure areonly intended to describe specific embodiments rather than to limit thepresent disclosure. The term “and/or” used herein includes any and allof the combinations of one or more related items listed.

An embodiment of the present disclosure discloses a bullet collectingrobot. The bullet collecting robot may comprise a bullet collectingdevice configured to pick up bullets automatically and a travel drivingmechanism configured to drive the bullet collecting device to move. Thebullet collecting device may be moved to different areas by the traveldriving mechanism, thereby collecting bullets in different areas.

The bullet collecting device may comprise a collection bin configured tohold collected bullets, a friction roller configured to roll the bulletsso as to draw the bullets into the collection bin, and a collectiondriving member configured to drive the friction roller to rotate.

In some embodiments, the friction roller may be an elastic roller whichmay present elastic deformation when rolling the bullets to increase africtional force between the friction roller and the bullets, so as toeasily draw the bullets into the collection bin.

For example, the friction roller may comprise an inner tube and a spongesleeve that may be fixedly sleeved on the inner tube and may presentdeformation when squeezed with the bullets. Alternatively, the frictionroller may be a rubber roller which may present elastic deformation whensqueezed with the bullets.

In some embodiments, the collection driving member may be a brushless orbrush motor which may be coaxially connected with an end portion of thefriction roller.

In some embodiments, the friction roller may have a hollow shaft withinwhich a driving shaft of the motor may be received. The friction rollermay be a solid shaft which may be coaxially connected with the drivingshaft of the motor.

In some embodiments, the collection bin may be provided with a bulletaccommodating cavity and a slope surface therewithin, and the slopesurface is extended into the bullet accommodating cavity and providedfor rolling of the bullets. The bullets may be allowed to roll into thebullet accommodating cavity of the collection bin along the slopesurface, and sundries rolling with the bullets would slide out of thecollection bin along the slope surface, allowing for a function offiltering sundries.

In some embodiments, the collection bin may be provided with acollection opening. There may be a plurality of collection openingsdisposed around the periphery of the collection bin, and one or morefriction rollers may be disposed at each of the collection openings,such that the bullet collecting device may collect bullets in anydirection.

In some embodiments, a plurality of adjacent friction rollers may shareone collection driving member, for example, each of the collectiondriving member may drive two adjacent friction rollers to rotatesimultaneously by a transmission mechanism.

In some embodiments, the bullet collecting device may further comprise abullet classifying mechanism configured to separate different types ofbullets.

In some embodiments, the travel driving mechanism may be a differentialchassis mechanism, which may comprise two differential driving wheelcomponents. The two differential driving wheel components may bedisposed opposite to and spaced from each other and provided on twoopposite sides of the bottom of the collection bin respectively.

In some embodiments, the bullet collecting robot may further comprise abullet supply device, which may be connected in communication with acontroller, and configured to output the bullets within the bulletaccommodating cavity.

The embodiments of the present disclosure further provide a shootinggame system based on the foregoing bullet collecting robot.

The shooting game system may comprise a plurality of remotely controlledchariots and at least one foregoing bullet collecting robot. Theplurality of remotely controlled chariots may fire bullets and bedivided into two sides of the game to play the shooting dual meet. Thebullet collecting robot may be capable of being joined with the remotelycontrolled chariot to be supplied and providing bullet supply.

In some embodiments, the bullet collecting robot may collect differenttypes of bullets and provide bullet supply for the chariots of bothsides of the game. For example, the bullet collecting robot may movewithin a preset bullet supply area, and provide bullet supply for theremotely controlled chariots which enter into the bullet supply area.

In some embodiments, the bullet collecting robot may recognize bothsides of the game and provide bullet supply only for the remotelycontrolled chariots of its own side. For example, there may be aplurality of bullet collecting robots which may have been divided intotwo teams providing bullet supply for the remotely controlled chariotsof two sides respectively; the remotely controlled chariot may transmita request signal for bullet supply automatically when the number of itscurrent remaining bullets is less than a preset number of bullets. Whena bullet collecting robot receives the request signal for bullet supplyfrom the remotely controlled chariot of its own side, it may follow theremotely controlled chariot around automatically to provide bulletsupply.

Some embodiments of the present disclosure will be described in detailbelow with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, a bullet collecting robot 10 according to anembodiment of the present disclosure may comprise a bullet collectingdevice 100, a travel driving mechanism 200 and a controller 300. Thetravel driving mechanism 200 may be configured to drive the bulletcollecting device 100 to move. The controller 300, which may beconnected in communication with the bullet collecting device 100 and thetravel driving mechanism 200, may be configured to control the bulletcollecting device 100 and the travel driving mechanism 200.

Referring to FIG. 3, a bullet collecting device 100 may comprise acollection bin 110, a friction roller 120 and a collection drivingmember 130. The collection bin 110 may be configured to hold collectedbullets. The friction roller 120 may be configured to pick up bullets.The collection driving member 130 may be configured to drive thefriction roller 120 to rotate.

Referring to FIGS. 4 to 6 at the same time, the collection bin 110 maybe provided with a bullet accommodating cavity 111 and a collectionopening 113 in communication with the bullet accommodating cavity 111,and an inner wall of the collection opening 113 may be provided with acollection surface 113 a for rolling of bullets.

The number of collection opening 113 may be configured depending ondifferent needs. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, there maybe one collection opening 113 provided at an end of the collection bin110.

In some embodiments, there may be a plurality of collection openings113. For example, in other embodiments, the collection bin 110 may be arounded shell structure with a plurality of collection openings 113disposed around the periphery of the collection bin 110, and there maybe a plurality of friction rollers 120 disposed corresponding to theplurality of collection openings 113 respectively. Since the pluralityof the collection openings 113 are disposed around the periphery of thecollection bin 110, bullets may be easily collected in any directions.

A specific structure of the collection bin 110 may be designed dependingon different needs. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, thecollection bin 110 may comprise a baseplate 110 a, two side plates 110b, an upper cover 110 c and a protective shield 110 d. The upper cover110 c may be disposed opposite to the baseplate 110 a, and one end ofthe upper cover 110 c may be connected with one end of the baseplate 110a while the other end of the upper cover 110 c may be connected with theprotective shield 110 d. The two side plates 110 b may be disposedopposite to and spaced from each other, and fixedly connected with thebaseplate 110 a and two opposite sides of the protective shield 110 drespectively. The protective shield 110 d and an end of the baseplate110 a that is distal from the upper cover 110 c may together form thecollection opening 113. The collection surface 113 a may be provided onthe baseplate 110.

Further, an end of the upper cover 110 c may be detachably connectedwith an end of the baseplate 110 a, while the other end may be rotatablyconnected with the protective shield 110 d. When the upper cover 110 cis opened, the collected bullets can be taken out easily from thecollection bin 110.

Further, the collection surface 113 a may be a rising slope surfacethrough which the bullets may roll into the bullet accommodating cavity111. As the bullets roll into the bullet accommodating cavity 111through the rising slope surface, sundries rolling with the bullets intothe collection opening 113 would automatically slide out of thecollection bin 110 along the rising slope surface; thereby thosesundries caught by the friction roller 120 may be filtered.

The shape of the slope surface may be designed depending on differentneeds. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the slope surface isa flat surface. In some other embodiments, the collection surface 113 amay also be an arc-shaped surface.

Further, the collection surface 113 a may be provided with a bufferlayer (not shown) thereon to reduce a noise resulting from the impactbetween the collection surface 113 a and the bullets when the bulletsare being caught into the collection bin 110. For example, a sponge padfor buffer may be adhered to the collection surface 113 a to reduce thenoise.

The friction roller 120 may be provided at the collection opening 113 ofthe collection bin 110 and rotatable freely. A rotation shaft of thefriction roller 120 may be disposed opposite to and spaced from thecollection surface 113 a of the collection bin 110. For example, in theillustrated embodiment, the rotation shaft of the friction roller 120may be disposed in parallel with the collection surface 113 a, creatinga preset gap between a peripheral surface of the friction roller 120 andthe collection surface 113 a of the collection bin 110. In someembodiments, the rotation shaft of the friction roller 120 may bedisposed obliquely relative to the collection surface 113 a, making thepreset gap uneven or special-shaped.

A specific structure of the friction roller 120 may be designeddepending on different needs. For example, as shown in FIGS. 5 to 9, inthe illustrated embodiments, the friction roller 120 may comprise aninner tube 121 and a sponge sleeve 123 that may be fixedly sleeved onthe inner tube 121. In some embodiments, the inner tube 121 as well asthe sponge sleeve 123 may be of cylindrical structure.

The inner tube 121 may be made from a material with a light weight and ahigh structural strength. For example, the inner tube 121 may be acarbon fiber tube.

In other embodiments, the friction roller 120 may comprise a stationaryshaft and a rubber roller that may be fixedly sleeved on the stationaryshaft. The stationary shaft may be made from a material with goodrigidity. For example, the stationary shaft may be a steel shaft so asto increase the structural strength of the entire friction roller 120.

In another embodiment, the friction roller 120 may comprise a rubberroller and two stationary shafts that may be fixed on two ends of therubber roller respectively and disposed coaxially with the rubberroller.

The collection driving member 130 may be connected with the frictionroller 120. In some embodiments, when the bullets are located outside ofthe friction roller 120, the collection driving member 130 may drive thefriction roller 120 to rotate such that the bullets may be caught intothe collection opening 113 from the preset gap and roll into the bulletaccommodating cavity 111 along the collection surface 113 a.

The collection driving member 130 may be a brushless motor or a brushmotor. For example, in the illustrated embodiments, the collectiondriving member 130 may be a brushless motor, and a rotor of thebrushless motor may be received within an opening end of the inner tube121 and fixedly connected with the opening end of the inner tube 121such that the inner tube 121 may rotate together with the rotor of thebrushless motor. Due to the noise resulting from the high-speed rotationof the brushless motor, the rotor of the brushless motor may be receivedwithin the opening end of the inner tube 121, such that the brushlessmotor can be enveloped inside so as to reduce the outside-spreadingsound.

In some other embodiments, the collection driving member 130 may be abrush motor, and a driving shaft of the brush motor may be coaxially andfixedly connected with the stationary shaft.

The number of the collection driving member 130 may be set depending ondifferent needs. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, there maybe two collection driving members 130 which may be fixed on the two sideplates 110 b respectively, and drive two ends of the friction roller 120respectively.

In some embodiments, there also may be one collection driving member 130that may be connected with one end of the friction roller 120, and theother end of the friction roller 120 may be rotatably connected with oneof the side plates 110 b.

In addition, when there is a plurality of friction rollers 120, theremay be a plurality of the collection driving members 130, and each ofthe collection driving members 130 may drive simultaneously two adjacentfriction rollers 120 to rotate by a transmission mechanism. In someembodiments, the transmission mechanism may comprise at least one of thefollowings: a worm gear and worm transmission mechanism, a helical gearset transmission mechanism and a belt transmission mechanism.

For example, if the transmission mechanism is a worm gear and wormtransmission mechanism, the opposite ends of the two adjacent frictionrollers may be connected with the worm gear, while the collectiondriving member 130 may be connected with the worm and drive the worm torotate together; the worm may engage with two worm gears and therebydrive the two worm gears to rotate simultaneously, and each of the wormgears may drive its corresponding friction roller 120 to rotate.

If the transmission mechanism is a helical gear set transmissionmechanism, the helical gear set transmission mechanism may comprise twodriven helical gears and a driving helical gear. The two driven helicalgears may be connected respectively with each end portion of theopposite ends of the two adjacent friction rollers 120; the collectiondriving member 130 may be connected with the driving helical gear anddrive the driving helical gear to rotate; the driving helical gear mayengage with the two driven helical gears simultaneously and therebydrive the two driven helical gears to rotate, and each of the drivenhelical gears may drive its corresponding friction roller 120 to rotate.

If the transmission mechanism is a belt transmission mechanism, theremay be two belts, one of which may be sleeved on the rotation shaft ofone of the friction rollers 120 and the driving shaft of the collectiondriving member 130, while the other one of which may be sleeved on therotation shaft of the other friction roller 120 and the driving shaft ofthe collection driving member 130. The driving shaft of the collectiondriving member 130 may drive the two friction rollers 120 to rotatesimultaneously by the two belts.

Further, as shown in FIG. 5, the bullet collecting device 100 mayfurther comprise a bullet classifying mechanism 140 configured toseparate different types of bullets. The bullet classifying mechanism140 may be mounted within the collection bin 110.

A specific structure of the bullet classifying mechanism 140 may bedesigned depending on different needs. For example, in the illustratedembodiment, the bullet classifying mechanism 140 may be a partitionplate which may be mounted at the entrance of the bullet accommodatingcavity ill, and may be provided with a hollowed-out filter groove 141thereon.

Further, the number and shape of the filter groove 141 may be designeddepending on different situations. For example, in the illustratedembodiment, there may be a plurality of filter grooves 141, and each ofthe filter grooves 141 may be a long and narrow groove.

Further, the partition plate may be disposed obliquely, allowing thebullets which did not pass through the filter groove 141 to roll alongthe partition plate under the force of their own gravity. As the bulletsmay roll along the partition plate under the force of their own gravity,no additional transmission device would be needed to transmit thebullets.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 14, one end of the partition plateclose to the entrance of the bullet accommodating cavity 111 may have abending portion 143 so as to form a V-shaped limiting rib, and thebullets may climb over the limiting rib to get into the area where thefilter groove 141 is located.

In some embodiments, the bullet classifying mechanism 140 may also beother structures. For example, in some other embodiments, the bulletclassifying mechanism 140 may comprise a main pipe and a plurality ofbranch pipes. The main pipe may be provided with a channel therein witha V-shaped cross section, and the plurality of branch pipes may be incommunication with the main pipe and corresponding to different widthsof the main pipe respectively, and the bullets of different sizes mayroll along areas with different widths in the channel of the main pipe.

In the foregoing embodiment, as the channel of the main pipe has aV-shaped cross section, the bullets of different sizes may roll atdifferent locations; thereby the bullets of different sizes can befiltered and then collected with the corresponding branch pipes.

The travel driving mechanism 200 may be a differential-wheel chassismechanism, four-wheel omni-directional chassis mechanism or three-wheelomni-directional chassis mechanism and the like. As shown in FIG. 5, inthe illustrated embodiment, the travel driving mechanism 200 maycomprise two differential driving wheel components 200 a. The twodifferential driving wheel components 200 a may be disposed opposite toand spaced from each other and provided on two opposite sides of thebottom of the collection bin 110 respectively.

Referring to FIGS. 10 to 13, each of the differential driving wheelcomponents 200 a may comprise a traveling wheel 210, a wheel axle 220and a chassis motor 230. The chassis motor 230 may be fixedly connectedwith the traveling wheel 210 through the wheel axle 220 and drive thetraveling wheel 210 to rotate.

Further, each of the differential driving wheel components 200 a mayfurther comprise a motor base 240. Specifically in the illustratedembodiment, the motor base 240 may be a U-shaped structure with twosupport arms, and the wheel axle 220 may drivably pass through one ofthe support arms of the motor base 240, while the chassis motor 230 maybe fixedly connected with the other support arm of the motor base 240. Adriving shaft of the chassis motor 230 may rotatably pass through theother support arm of the motor base 240 and fixedly is connected withthe wheel axle 220. The bottom of the motor base 240 may be fixedlyconnected with the bottom of the collection bin 110.

Further, each of the differential driving wheel components 200 a mayfurther comprise a coupling 250, which may comprise an upper housingportion 251 with an upper mounting groove 251 a and a lower housingportion 253 with a lower mounting groove 253 a. The upper housingportion 251 may be detachably spliced with the lower housing portion253, and the upper mounting groove 251 a and the lower mounting groove253 a may together form a connecting axle hole, within which one end ofthe wheel axle 220 and the driving shaft of the chassis motor 230 may befixed.

The shape of the connecting axle hole of the coupling 250 may bedesigned depending on different needs. For example, in the illustratedembodiment, the connecting axle hole of the coupling 250 may be astepped hole, and the stepped hole may comprise a large hole portion anda small hole portion in communication with the large hole portion. Atleast one of the upper housing portion 251 and the lower housing portion253 may have a pin hole thereon in communication with the large holeportion, and an end of the wheel axle 220, which is inserted into thelarge hole portion of the connecting axle hole, may be provided with afixing hole corresponding to the pin hole for a limiting pin to passthrough.

Further, each of the differential driving wheel components 220 a mayfurther comprise a bearing 260 mounted within a through-hole providedfor the wheel axle 220 to pass through on one of the support arms of themotor base 240. The wheel axle 220 may pass through the bearing 260.

Further, as shown in FIG. 5, the travel driving mechanism 200 mayfurther comprise two universal wheels 270. The two universal wheels 270may be disposed opposite to and spaced from each other and mounted onthe bottom of the collection bin 110.

The two differential driving wheel components 200 a may form a forwarddrive traveling structure or a backward drive traveling mechanism.Specifically in the illustrated embodiment, the two differential drivingwheel components 200 a may be provided at the front of the bottom of thecollection bin 110, while the two universal wheels 270 may be providedat the back of the bottom of the collection bin 110, so as to form aforward drive traveling mechanism.

In some other embodiments, the travel driving mechanism 200 may furthercomprise two guiding wheels. The two guiding wheels may be disposedopposite to and spaced from each other and mounted at the front of thebottom of the collection bin 110, while the two differential drivingwheel components 200 a may be provided at the back of the bottom of thecollection bin 100, so as to form a backward drive traveling mechanism.

Further, referring to FIG. 1 again, in order to provide the bulletcollecting robot 10 with a function of bullet supply, the bulletcollecting robot 10 may further comprise a bullet supply device 400,which may be connected in communication with the controller 300,configured to output the bullets within the bullet accommodating cavity111.

The bullet supply device 400 may supply bullets in bulk or in cartridge.In some embodiments, the bullet supply device 400 may comprise a supplymotor, a rotary disk and an output track. The rotary disk, which mayhave a push plate radially extending along the rotary disk, may bedriven by the supply motor to rotate. One end of the output track mayextend out of the collection bin 110 while the other end may be joinedwith the edge of the rotary disk, and the output track may be providedwith a slide slot for rolling of the bullets. In some embodiments, thepush plate may push the bullets on the rotary disk as the rotary diskrotates, allowing the bullets to be pushed into the slide slot of theoutput track, and the bullets may roll out of the collection bin 110along the slide slot under the force of their own gravity.

In some other embodiments, the bottom of the bullet accommodating cavity11 may be provided with a valve mechanism for rolling out of thebullets, and the bullet supply device 400 may comprise a supply drivingdevice and a plurality of bullet cartridges. The supply driving devicemay comprise a driving cylinder as well as a push rod fixedly connectedwith a retractable rod of the driving cylinder and configured to pushthe bullet cartridges. The bullet cartridges may be mounted below thebullet accommodating cavity 111, and when one of the bullet cartridgesis filled with bullets, the supply driving device may push the bulletcartridge filled with bullets out of the collection bin 110 and push anempty one just below the valve mechanism.

Further, in order for the foregoing bullet collecting robot 10 to becapable of supplying bullets automatically for an external device to besupplied, the bullet collecting robot 10 may comprise a wirelesstransmission device 500 connected in communication with the controller300 and configured to receive and transmit wireless signals. Thecontroller 300 may accept a request signal for bullet supply from theexternal device to be supplied and transmit a signal of being ready forbullet supply via the wireless transmission device 500.

When a bullet collecting robot 10 encounters bullets (for example, flashballs or golf balls fired as bullets) on the ground ahead, a frictionroller 120 in the front of the bullet collecting robot 10 may rotatewith a high speed to catch the bullets or shells into a collection bin110 and into a bullet accommodating cavity 111 of the collection bin 110across a collection surface 113 a. The collection bin 110 of the bulletcollecting robot 10 may be provided with a bullet classifying mechanism140 (a partition plate), and a filter groove 141 may be provided in themiddle of the partition plate. The partition plate may classify thebullets automatically: the flash balls may pass through the filtergroove 141 onto the bottom of the collection bin 110, while the golfballs may be unable to pass through the filter groove 141 due to itslarger diameter and stay on an upper layer of the partition plate.Automatic bullet classification may be realized by the hollowed-outpartition plate. After recycling, an upper cover 110 c may be opened andthe golf balls may be taken out. After taking all of the golf balls out,the partition plate may be removed and the underlying flash balls may betaken out.

Compared to a traditional technique, the foregoing bullet collectingrobot 10 may have at least the following advantages:

(1) The foregoing bullet collecting device 100 may drive the rotation ofthe friction roller 120 through the collection driving member 130, suchthat the bullets may be caught by the friction roller 120 into thecollection opening 113 from the preset gap and roll into the bulletaccommodating cavity 111 along the collection surface 113 a; thereby itmay be easy to collect bullets on the ground.

(2) The foregoing bullet collecting device 100 may allow, by use of thefriction roller 120, the bullets to be caught into the collectionopening 113 from the preset gap and to roll into the bulletaccommodating cavity 111 along the collection surface 113 a, whereasother objects with a particle diameter less than the preset gap betweenthe peripheral surface of the friction roller 120 and the collectionsurface 113 a would leak from the collection opening 113 automatically,for example, sundries on the ground with a particle diameter less thanthe preset gap may not be caught into the collection bin 110 by thefriction roller 120, thus the bullet collecting device 100 may be ableto collect bullets selectively.

(3) The travel driving mechanism 200 of the foregoing bullet collectingrobot 10 may utilize a differential-wheel chassis. Two driving wheelsmay be provided at the middle of the bullet collecting robot 10 and twodriven wheels (universal wheels 270) may be provided at the back. Thedifferential wheel train may need only two driving motors, which maysave a lot of cost compared to a three-wheel omni-directional chassis orfour-wheel omni-directional chassis.

(4) The travel driving mechanism 200 of the foregoing bullet collectingrobot 10 may utilize a differential-wheel chassis, which may save morespace than a three-wheel or four-wheel omni-directional chassis andspare more space to store the recycled bullets.

The present disclosure may further provide a shooting game system basedon the foregoing bullet collecting robot 10.

Referring to FIG. 15, the shooting game system 1 of the embodiment ofthe present disclosure may comprise a foregoing bullet collecting robot10 and a plurality of remotely controlled chariots 20 capable of firingbullets. The plurality of remotely controlled chariots 20 may be dividedinto both sides of the games, i.e., remotely controlled chariots 20A andremotely controlled chariots 208. The bullet collecting robot 10 may becapable of automatically joining with a remotely controlled chariot 20to be supplied and providing bullet supply. The specific structure ofthe bullet collecting robot 10 is as described above and would not bedescribed again herein.

The bullet collecting robot 10 may play a role as a medic in theshooting game system 1, and its way of bullet supply may be designeddepending on different needs. For example, there may be a plurality ofbullet collecting robots 10. They may be assigned to the two sides ofthe game, respectively, i.e., bullet collecting robots 10A and bulletcollecting robots 10B, and the bullet collecting robots 10 of each sidemay provide bullet supply for the remotely controlled chariots 20 oftheir own side; alternatively, there may be one or more bulletcollecting robots 10 providing bullet supply for all of the remotelycontrolled chariots 20.

In the illustrated embodiment, there may be a plurality of bulletcollecting robots 10 which may be divided into two teams for providingbullet supply for the remotely controlled chariots 20 of both sidesrespectively; a remotely controlled chariot 20 may transmit a requestsignal for bullet supply automatically when the number of its currentremaining bullets is less than a preset number of bullets. When a bulletcollecting robot 10 receives the request signal for bullet supply fromthe remotely controlled chariot 20 of its own side, it may follow theremotely controlled chariot 20 around automatically to provide bulletsupply.

In some other embodiments, the bullet collecting robot 10 may movewithin a preset bullet supply area and provide bullet supply for theremotely controlled chariots 20 which entered into the bullet supplyarea.

In the several embodiments provided by the present disclosure, it shouldbe appreciated that the disclosed related device and method may beimplemented in other ways. For example, the foregoing embodiments of thedevice are merely schematic. For example, the division of the modules orunits is merely a logic function division, and other division mannersmay be employed when it is practiced actually. For example, more unitsor components may be combined or may be integrated into another system.Alternatively, some features may be omitted or not be performed.Additionally, the couplings or direct couplings or communicationconnections between one and another as displayed or discussed may beindirect couplings or communication connections via some interfaces,devices and units, or may be in electric, mechanical or other forms.

Units described as separate parts may be or may not be separatedphysically. Components displayed as units may be or may not be aphysical units, that is, it may be located in one place, or may bedistributed onto a plurality of network units. Some or all of the unitsmay be selected in order to achieve the objects of the solutions of theembodiments according to the actual requirements.

Additionally, various functional units in various embodiments accordingto the present disclosure may be integrated into one processing unit, ormay be physically individual. Two or more of various function units maybe integrated into one unit. The above integrated unit may beimplemented in a form of hardware or in a form of functional units ofsoftware.

If the integrated unit is realized in the form of functional units ofsoftware and sold or used as an individual product, it may be stored ina computer readable storage medium. Based on such understanding, thetechnical scheme of the present disclosure essentially may berepresented, the part of the technical scheme which contribute to theprior art may be represented, or part or all of the technical scheme maybe represented, in a form of software product. The computer softwareproduct stored in a storage medium may comprise several instructionsconfigured to allow a computer processor to perform some or all of thesteps of the method described in various embodiments of the presentdisclosure. The foregoing storage media may comprise various media whichmay store program codes such as a USB flash disk, a Read-Only Memory(ROM), a Random Access Memory (RAM), magnetic disk or optical disk, etc.

The foregoing is merely embodiments of the present disclosure, and notintended to limit the scope of the present disclosure. Any equivalentstructural or flow variations made on the basis of the description andthe drawings of the present disclosure, and their direct or indirectapplications to other relevant technical field, shall all fall into thescope of the present disclosure.

What is claimed is:
 1. A bullet collecting robot, comprising: a bulletcollecting device comprising: a collection bin including a bulletaccommodating cavity and a collection opening in communication with thebullet accommodating cavity, wherein an inner wall of the collectionopening includes a collection surface for bullets to roll on; a frictionroller provided at the collection opening and configured to rotatefreely, wherein a rotation shaft of the friction roller is disposedopposite to and spaced from the collection surface to form a preset gapexists between a peripheral surface of the friction roller and thecollection surface; and a collection driving member connected with thefriction roller and configured to drive the friction roller to rotateabout the rotation shaft, wherein when the bullets are located outsideof the friction roller, the friction roller rotates such that thebullets are caught into the collection opening from the preset gap androll into the bullet accommodating cavity along the collection surface,and wherein the friction roller comprises an inner tube, the collectiondriving member being a motor, a rotor of the motor being received withinan opening end of the inner tube and fixedly connected with the openingend of the inner tube to cause the inner tube to rotate along with therotor of the motor; a travel driving mechanism configured to drive thebullet collecting device to move; and a controller connected incommunication with the collection driving member and the travel drivingmechanism, and configured to control the collection driving member andthe travel driving mechanism.
 2. The bullet collecting robot of claim 1,wherein the friction roller comprises a sponge sleeve fixedly sleeved onthe inner tube.
 3. The bullet collecting robot of claim 2, wherein theinner tube includes a carbon fiber tube.
 4. The bullet collecting robotof claim 1, wherein the collection surface includes a rising slopesurface through which the bullets roll into the bullet accommodatingcavity.
 5. The bullet collecting robot of claim 4, wherein the slopesurface includes a flat surface or an arc-shaped surface.
 6. The bulletcollecting robot of claim 4, wherein the collection bin comprises: abaseplate, a protective shield, two side plates disposed opposite to andspaced from each other and fixedly connected with the baseplate and twoopposite sides of the protective shield, respectively, and an uppercover disposed opposite to the baseplate, one end of the upper coverbeing connected with one end of the baseplate and another end of theupper cover being connected with the protective shield, wherein theprotective shield and an end of the baseplate that is distal from theupper cover together form the collection opening, and the collectionsurface is provided on the baseplate.
 7. The bullet collecting robot ofclaim 6, wherein the one end of the upper cover is detachably connectedwith the one end of the baseplate and the other end of the upper coveris rotatably connected with the protective shield.
 8. The bulletcollecting robot of claim 6, wherein: the collection driving member is afirst collection driving member fixed on one of the two side plates andconfigured to drive one end of the friction roller, and the bulletcollecting device further comprises a second collection driving memberfixed on another one of the two side plates and configured to driveanother end of the friction roller.
 9. The bullet collecting robot ofclaim 1, wherein the bullet collecting device further comprises a bulletclassifying mechanism mounted within the collection bin and configuredto separate different types of bullets.
 10. The bullet collecting robotof claim 9, wherein the bullet classifying mechanism comprises apartition plate mounted at an entrance of the bullet accommodatingcavity and including a hollowed filter groove formed on the partitionplate.
 11. The bullet collecting robot of claim 10, wherein thepartition plate is disposed obliquely, allowing the bullets that do notpass through the filter groove to roll along the partition plate. 12.The bullet collecting robot of claim 11, wherein one end of thepartition plate close to the entrance of the bullet accommodating cavityincludes a bending portion so as to form a V-shaped limiting rib. 13.The bullet collecting robot of claim 9, wherein the bullet classifyingmechanism comprises: a main pipe including a channel with a V-shapedcross section, and a plurality of branch pipes in communication with themain pipe and corresponding to different widths of the main pipe. 14.The bullet collecting robot of claim 1, wherein the travel drivingmechanism comprises two differential driving wheel components disposedopposite to and spaced from each other and provided on two oppositesides of a bottom of the collection bin, respectively.
 15. The bulletcollecting robot of claim 14, wherein each of the differential drivingwheel components comprises a traveling wheel, a wheel axle, and achassis motor fixedly connected with the traveling wheel through thewheel axle and configured to drive the traveling wheel to rotate. 16.The bullet collecting robot of claim 15, wherein each of thedifferential driving wheel components further comprises a motor basehaving a U-shaped structure with two support arms, the wheel axle beingconfigured to drivably pass through one of the support arms of the motorbase, the chassis motor being fixedly connected with another one of thesupport arms of the motor base, a driving shaft of the chassis motorrotatably passing through the other one of the support arms of the motorbase and being fixedly connected with the wheel axle, and a bottom ofthe motor base being fixedly connected with the bottom of the collectionbin.
 17. The bullet collecting robot of claim 14, wherein the traveldriving mechanism further comprises two universal wheel disposedopposite to and spaced from each other and mounted on the bottom of thecollection bin.
 18. The bullet collecting robot of claim 17, wherein thetwo differential driving wheel components are provided at a front of thebottom of the collection bin and the two universal wheels are providedat a back of the bottom of the collection bin.
 19. The bullet collectingrobot of claim 1, further comprising: a bullet supply device connectedin communication with the controller and configured to output thebullets within the bullet accommodating cavity.
 20. The bulletcollecting robot of claim 19, wherein the bullet supply devicecomprises: a rotary disk including a push plate radially extending alongthe rotary disk, a supply motor configured to drive the rotary disk torotate, and an output track, one end of the output track extending outof the collection bin and another end of the output track being joinedwith an edge of the rotary disk, and the output track including a slideslot for rolling the bullets, wherein the push plate is configured topush, along with a rotation of the rotory disk, the bullets into theslide slot of the output track.